Informal bridge party and social notes in Cheyenne
Mrs John D Gill hosted an informal bridge gathering with three tables. Avery Haggard won first prize and Warren Forbes took second. The hostess served tea. Also covered are Sunshine Society meeting, Guild activities, and Mr and Mrs D M Collins planning to move to Los Angeles.
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Gill
Ireland
John Dd. Gill
Avery Haggard
Warren Forbes
D. M. Gollins
Los Angeles
Galif
Cheyenne
Maurice Colins
Sunshine Society
The
P. J. Black
John Brown
John L. Jordan
Adam B. Coates
Bertha Hobbs
Thomas Durbin
W. S. Staines
Graig Armstrong
Colin Baldwin
Guest Day at the Woman's Club Delights Attendees
The Woman's Club held its Guest Day with Mrs. Lloyd Sampson performing two solos, Mrs. Mason Smith reciting a St. Patrick's tale, and Dr. Walter Ltacey presenting a paper on Surgery as Developed by the War. Other items note bridal trip returns, social gatherings, new home occupancy, and a Y W G A girls basketball victory 41 to 10 over the high school team with Mrs. Charlotte Smith as referee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thora Slade
Fidelity Guild
Slade
Grace Glark
Thomas Hunter
W. W. Hale
Woman's Club
Lloyd Sampson
Woodmuin
Nuhbenstein
Mason Smith
St. Patrick's Day
Walter Ltacey
D. J. Jowell
Masonic Temple Gymnasium
Charlotte Smith
Birth anniversaries and events mark regional observances
Today marks the centenary birth of William B. Stevenson former West Virginia governor 1869 71 the Toronto Roman Catholic archdiocese completes fifty years and Dr John W Hamilton aged bishop educator of the Methodist Episcopal church turns 75 Also noted are Grover Cleveland’s birth anniversary public meet in New York a major Bible conference opening in Atlanta through March 28 and the Kentucky Democratic campaign kickoff in Louisville with Homer S Gummings as featured speaker Robert Underwood Johnson sails to assume duties as ambassador to Italy.
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William B. Stevenson
West Virginia
Toronto
John W . . Hamilton
Methodist Episcopal Church
Grover
Cleveland
New York
South
Atlanta
Robert Underwood Johnson
United States
Italy
Kentucky
Louisville
Homer S. Gummings
Inter scholastic and collegiate athletics line up by cities
Racing at Havana Cuba and the American jockey club. Missouri Kansas track meet in Kansas City. Western intercollegiate indoor championships in Evans ton. interscholastic tournaments at Chicago Urbana Iowa Iowa City Columbia Moscow. Stanislaus Zbyszko versus Jack Linow in Chicago wrestling.
Pioneer suffrage pioneer Marilla Rieker celebrates 80th birthday
The Day's News profiles Marilla M. Rieker, an early equal suffrage leader born in New England. She taught, then pursued law in 1882 in Washington, DC, becoming a U S commissioner examiner in chancery and a U S Supreme Court attorney. Known as the prisoners' friend, she aided many jailed individuals and helped open New Hampshire’s bar to women.
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United States
Marilla M. Rieker
Susan. B. Anthony
Ricker
New England
Washinton
D. C
Supreme Court of the United States
New Hampshire
Jenny Lind Final Stage Appearance and Confederate Congress Adjournment
Jenny Lind made her last appearance on the operatic stage before turning to concerts. The Confederate States Congress adjourned sine die after President Jefferson Davis delivered a final address. The Queen of Denmark visited England to see her ill daughter the Princess of Wales. The Roman Catholic Archdiocese of Toronto was created. Anna Weld, a popular favorite of the American shigu, porn.
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Jenny Lind
Confederate States Congress
Jefferson Davis
Denmark
England
Princess of Wales
Queen Alexandria
Toronto
Anna Weld
Porn
Avalanche claims 80 lives in Austrian Tyrol incident
In TAU Paris a report from New York City notes a disaster in the Austrian Tyrol where 4879- Blesbure was overwhelmed by an avalanche and 80 lives were lost. The record also recalls a 1889 British Lords rejection of a woman suffrage bill.
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Paris
New York City
Blesbure
Austrian
Tyrol
House of Lords
New Jersey Assembly Rejects Federal Prohibition Amendment
The New Jersey assembly votes against a federal prohibition amendment. The decision marks a shift as lawmakers reject national liquor controls in favor of existing state policies.
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New Jersey Assembly
Egypt
Birthdays Today Highlight Notable Figures Across Fields
Dr Richard P Strong born at Fortress Monroe Virginia 48 years ago today. Victor Murdock of the federal trade commission born Burlingame Kansas 49 years ago today. Louis Tracy English novelist born Liverpool England 57 years ago today. William Sulzer former New York governor born Elizabeth New York CT years ago today. Frank Moran heavyweight pugilist born Cleveland 33 years ago today.
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Richard P. Strong
Warvard
League of Red Cross Societies
Fortress Monroe
Victor Murdock
Federal Trade Commission
Burlingame
Kas
Louis Tracy
Liverpool
Eng
William Sulzer
New York
Elizabeth
Frank Moran
Cleveland
First Woman Police Official Flys Plane in Oakland
Miss Hazel Riley, deputy sheriff of Oakland Gal, is described as the only woman officer in the United States to use an airplane in her duties. She patrols for auto speeders and other crimes from the air.
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Hazel Riley
Miss Hazel Riley
U. S
Oakland
Gal
Tourism Booms as St Patrick's Day Tourists Hit Lincoln Highway
The season opens with nine people in two cars from Sterling to Okanogan and eight in two cars from Lincoln to Buhl. E. L. Emery, secretary of the Washington good roads association, expects Cheyenne to see one to several hundred cars daily and forecasts at least 90,000 tourists passing through Cheyenne this year on the Lincoln Highway.
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St Patrick's Day
Good Roads
Plains Hotel
Lincoln Highway
H. Colyar
Charles Colyar
Sterling
Colo
Okanogan
Wash
Lincoln
Nebr
Buhl
Idaho
Osage Gushing Well Triggers Big Oil Rush
A gusher at Section 19 near Osage, depth 4,550 feet, yields estimates from 500 to 2,000 barrels. Oil blasted 60 feet high and spurted every 20 to 45 minutes as excitement spread to Osage and Newcastle. W. S. Johnston and Dr. Earl Whedon led reports. firms wired for gear and $400,000 to secure leases in Newcastle.
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Sheridan
Wyo
Osage
Adams Company
W. S. Johnston
Alaska-Wyoming Oil Company
Earl Whedon
Newcastle
Discovery Scouts
Shipping Board seals multistate fuel oil contracts
The Shipping Board announced contracts for over 12 million barrels of fuel oil to be delivered at Atlantic and Gulf ports in six months. Prices ranged from 1.27 to 1.56 per barrel. Mexican Petroleum Corp will supply 211000 barrels monthly at Galveston for 1.84, 110000 at Port Arthur for 1.56, 167000 at New Orleans for 1.40, and 612000 at Jacksonville for 4.50. An Atlantic Gulf of Mexico unit delivers 8600000 barrels of Mexican crude at 1.00 after export charges to Tehuantepec. Standard Oil of New Jersey signs for 2925000 barrels to New York, Baltimore and Norfolk at 2.07, plus 2800000 barrels re-delivered at 1.66 in New York.
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Washington
the Shipping Board
Atlantic
Gulf
Mexican Petroleum Corporation
Galveston
Port Arthur
New Orleans
Jacksonville
Atlantic Gulf of Corporation
Techonate
Mexico
Standard of Company of New Jersey
New York
Baltimore
Norfolk
Sporting Notes Prompt Prospects In Spring Training
Cliff Blankenship signs as manager of Spokane in the new Pacific International league. Giants regulars miss camp while St Louis and Nickeys start play. Cubs enjoy ideal weather in Pasadena as Athletics train hard at Lake Charles signaling a tougher Mack squad this season.
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Cliff Blankenship
Washington
Spokane
Giants
McGrawiles
St. Louis Cardinals
Lake Charles
Retirement of Mindanao and Sulu Governor Carpenter
Manila February 18. Frank W. Carpenter who has served the United States in the Philippines for nearly 22 years retires as governor of Mindanao and Sulu after a bill abolishes the current political setup. The province’s new structure includes elective provincial governors and boards. Carpenter began as a private in the Eighth Infantry and rose through civil service to reach the governorship.
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Manila
P. 1
Frank W. Carpenter
Department of Mindanao and
Sulu
United States
Philippines
Carpenter
Eighth
United States Infantry
War Department
Philippine
Mindanao
Odd and Interesting Historical Snippets
A collection of curious facts ranging from alcohol origins to wireless range. It notes rum from sugar-cane juice, an 80 mile wireless bell, the Amazon River system, France as a snuff capital, a 25 year generation, flies lasting seven to eight years, a Philippine native potentate leaving forty wives, the meaning of Worth in place names, and an East to England shipment of shaving brushes with anthrax contamination in eight of eleven.
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Amzon
France
Philippines
Woman at Forefront of Foreign Exchange Banking
Miss Hamant, manager of the Guaranty Trust Company’s foreign exchange department in Cincinnati, serves 110 Mississippi Valley banks seeking latest values on France and Germany currencies. She is the only woman among six such managers in the U S, averaging a telegram every two minutes and about three hours daily of long distance calls with bankers.
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Mississippi Valley
France
8. M. Hamant
Foreign Exchange Department
Guaranty Trust Company of
New York
Cincinnati
Miss Hamant
United States
Miss Hatnant
After Effects of Pneumonia and Vicks Remedy
A historical health note explains pneumonia effects on lung air cells and heart workload, followed by a home care method using Vicks VapoRub. It describes lung debris, possible lasting congestion, and the need for medical follow up, plus instructions for topical and inhaled use and sample offers from the Vir Chemical Company in Greensboro, North Carolina.
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Vieks
Vir Chemical Company
Greensboro
N.C
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